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Husker Rebekah Allick is known for her big blocks and big swings on the volleyball court, as well as asking big questions. Deciding to major in management at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, she knew time management and communication would play a key role in achieving her goals on the court and in the classroom. » Full Article

Scooter’s Coffee^®, one of the nation’s fastest growing drive-thru coffee franchise companies, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center of Entrepreneurship are partnering to offer students a new hands-on advanced franchise course. Aimed at those interested in diving deeper into the relationships, values and problem-solving skills of franchising, the innovative course will launch in spring 2025. » Full Article

The spring semester of our 110th year as a college is drawing to a close. Though Nebraskans are humble, I wanted to celebrate how we continue to innovate and make history due to the people at Nebraska — past and present. » Full Article

April is one of our busiest times of year at the College of Business for students, faculty and staff. From Ph.D. students showcasing their research at the Mittelstaedt & Gentry Doctoral Symposium to undergraduate entrepreneurs competing to win a Husker Hustle Scholarship and Clifton Builders connecting to meet the newest cohort selected this spring, Hawks Hall is a flurry with activities and achievements. » Full Article

Thanks to our big-hearted supporters who propelled the 2024 Glow Big Red — 24 Hours of Husker Giving on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 and University of Nebraska's Charter Day, Feb. 15, to new heights at the College of Business. More than 385 gifts helped raise a record-breaking $131,065 to provide opportunities for our students, faculty and staff. Together, we build future business leaders like Only Nebraska can. » Full Article

An accounting class at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln was recently recognized as an innovation in business education by the MidAmerican Business Deans Association (MABDA). Taught by Amanda Gonzales, associate professor of practice in accountancy, and Julie Uribe, an Emmy-winning lecturer in the university’s Johnny Carson School of Theater and Film, the course empowers future accountants to communicate effectively in the workplace. » Full Article